Spectators enjoy Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival in Manchester, TN, USA on June 8, 2017. Editor’s note: This is part of a series on music festival photography. Also be sure to check out Part 1: Equipment for photographing music festivals and Part 2: Camera setup and post-workflow for music festivals. Bonnaroo Day 1 We started … Read more
Beth Moon is inspired by the natural world, like many photographers. However, Moon treats all of her explorations as a portrait project. She doesn’t just document – the goal is to connect with her subject and share that experience with the viewer. Knowing this, I was not surprised to learn that Moon was returning to … Read more
Photo-eye gallery Siri Kaur – SHE SAYS EVERYTHING, Practice and portrait Delaney Hoffman This week, we find Siri Kaur, artist of the Photographer’s Showcase, with a special interview about her project, SHE SAYS EVERYTHING. SHE SAYS EVERYTHING is a deep dive into the wondrous emotional worlds of the witches of Los Angeles with the artist … Read more
book review After the exhibition Photographs by Nils Bergendal Reviewed by Meggan Gould “Opening After Exposure – a Cyclopedia of Broken Cameras was like coming across a kindred spirit, united by esoteric fixations. Nils Bergendal, however, is both more organized and more systematic than me. Here he pre-exhumes a graveyard of cameras, and tells an … Read more
book review Passenger Photographs by Martin Bogren Reviewed by Odette England “For some, ‘passenger’ is a word associated with travel, adventure, travellers, hitchhikers, pilots and pilgrims. photography I prefer to watch, my feet up on the dashboard of the car, the window down enough to make the stray blonde fronds float above my ears I … Read more
book review The moon belongs to everyone Photographs by Stacy Mehrfar Reviewed by Delaney Hoffman “I have an affinity for libraries. I got my first library card when I was in third grade and I’ve been walking aisles and aisles of books from Albuquerque to San Francisco ever since. When you pass so many of … Read more
book review Modern instances Photographs by Stephen Shore Reviewed by William Boling “In Modern Instances, Shore’s knowledge, ideas, and teachings are on full display. With over 170 photographs and illustrations, the book is a feast for the eyes and a “sine qua non” for any photographer, curator, or collector. interested in a deep exploration of … Read more
book review Family matters Photographs by Gillian Laub Reviewed by Blake Andrews “If you want to portray the American Dream in a single image, you could do worse than the cover photo of Gillian Laub’s new monograph Family Matters. It shows Laub’s late grandfather, Irving Yasgur, engaged with a large cheeseburger and fries. It’s his … Read more
book review say like that Photographs by Whitney Hubbs Reviewed by Laura Larson “Whitney Hubbs’ Say So catalogs a series of ruminative, wacky self-portraits made in 2019 and 2020. Shot with a 4×5 camera, the photographs abandon the masterclass mentality of large-format practice for a messy performance bereft of desire and identify…” say like that … Read more
Skin pores look like small holes. Due to your open pores, your face looks dull and aged. For this reason, many people wish to eliminate open pores. Due to high sebum production, acne is more common in oily skin. Blackheads and acne can also be caused by open pores, which can ruin your appearance. Here … Read more